Cross-Cultural and Gender Center
The Cross Cultural and Gender Center
Mission
- The Cross Cultural and Gender Center exists to contribute significantly to the continued development of a safe and welcoming environment for the Fresno State community.
- We foster meaningful dialogue and activism that works to eliminate racism, sexism, heterosexism, and other forms of oppression.
Vision
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To create and maintain a campus of respect, inclusion, and equal opportunity; where all members of the campus community thrive, free from oppression and discrimination.
What's at CCGC?
- Prayer Room
- Microwave
- Affinity rooms to study, relax, meet others
- Fliers for upcoming events
- Printing services for affiliated clubs
- Q Clothing Closet (trans and nonbinary student resources)
- On-campus name change resources for Trans and Nonbinary students
- Gender Inclusive Restroom map
- Menstrual products
Programs and Services
- African American
- American Indian
- Asian Pacific Islander
- Cross Cultural
- Gender
- Latino/a
- Leadership Development
- LGBTQ+
- Men's Success Initiative
- President's Commission on Human Relations and Equity (PCEDI)
- National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI)
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusive Programs
PCEDI
- Women's Campus Connection
- President's Cultural Competency Certificate Program
- Fall/Spring Forum for Inclusion, Respect, and Equity
- Conversations that Matter
NCBI International
- Leading for Diversity and Inclusion Workshop
- The Fresno State Campus Affiliate consists of a team of students, faculty, and staff trained to lead Prejudice Reduction workshops and the Controversial Issues Process
- Request Workshops for your team, class, or department.
- Attend all day NCBI and become NCBI certified.
CCGC Retreat
- A three-day residential experience, in our on-campus housing, designed to facilitate a successful transition of incoming students to Fresno State.
- Housing, meals, workshops, special sessions, activities, and events will be provided at NO COST to students
- Intercultural interaction and community building prior to joining the campus.
Discrimination, Harrassment or Retaliation
What You Should Know
- CSU Executive Order 1096 and Executive Order 1097 provides faculty, staff, students and third parties a procedure to file complaints alleging violations of the California State University (CSU) systemwide policy prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation against Employees, Students, or Third Parties.
- This includes discrimination or harassment on the basis of Race/Color, National Origin/Ancestry, Marital Status, Religion, Gender/Sex, Gender Identify/Expression, Sexual Orientation, Disability, Military/Veteran Status, Medical Condition, Genetic Information, or Age.
Discrimination, Harassment, Retaliation Form
- Please note that submissions using this form might not be reviewed outside of normal business hours. If there is an immediate risk to health or safety, please call 911 or Fresno State Police Department at 559.278.8400.
- See CSU Executive Order 1096
- See CSU Executive Order 1097
- Filing this report may begin the process of an inquiry into the information provided.
- Please visit this site to make a report
Sexual Harassment Dating or Domestic Violence or Stalking
- Please note that submissions using this form might not be reviewed outside of normal business hours. If there is an immediate risk to health or safety, please call 911 or Fresno State Police Department at 559.278.8400.
- Please follow this link for Answers to Frequently Asked Questions, including any required notification to involved parties.
- Please contact the Title IX Coordinator directly for more information at 559.278.5357
- Those seeking to discuss a concern while maintaining confidentiality should NOT submit this form and should instead contact the Survivor Advocate or Counseling and Psychological Services
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Cross Cultural and Gender Center
M/S TA35
559.278.4435
ccgcevents@mail.fresnostate.edu